FRIDAY: Finally, a bit of a reprieve from the consistent rain and thunderstorms. While it will NOT be completely dry, there will be more dry breaks in between showers and storms than what we dealt with Wednesday and Thursday. There is a much higher risk of severe weather to our west, but there is at least a SLIGHT RISK for severe storms, especially in the late afternoon and evening. SATURDAY: This is a day we need to pay close attention to for another threat of a more substantial risk of severe weather, PLUS a heightened risk of flash flooding. Storms will move in early afternoon and into the evening hours. Rainfall rates will be high, leading to significant rainfall amounts. There is a HIGH RISK for flooding rainfall. STAY CONNECTED – We encourage you to always have multiple ways to receive weather information – especially as we continue through the month of April, which is a busy month for severe weather in the Mid-South. Download the WREG weather app for the latest forecast details while you are on the go. Make sure your location is turned ON, so you can receive watch and warning information for your exact location at all times. A NOAA weather radio is a great investment as well. Should any warnings be issued in the Mid-South, our live coverage can be watched right here on wreg.com, as well as the new WREG+ app on your smart TV. ...read more read less